The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-01-07
QUIZ PLEDGE

population. Who are as helpless as children
! before its inroads.
+ The Worlds Union will further be a
great protective agency encirclnS the
world for the saving Of the boys and girls
who are annually scattering themselves
over every quarter of the globe, in search
OF work or of education. Shares innu-
merabe surround the unwary feet Of these
wanderers, and the organized mother and
sister love of the Worlds w. c. I. [. may
be. and we believe will be. the salvation Of
thousands.
Il would also be an invaluable help 10
our work if the literature of Temperance
and social purity in every country, trans
lated at reed, could be the common prop
crty of women all over the world; and il is
intended that there shall be in each coun-
try central depot under the control Of
the Worlds secretary for that country,
where specimens and files of the literature
can be found, and where price lists of the
larger works in all languages shall be, as
fal as possible, kept mp to date.
In order to carry ont these projects the
following plan is proposed
|. Prayer by all the members at twelve
O'Clock daily.
IL. The circulation of a petition for sig
natures among the women of all nations
TO be presented finally to every govern
ment i'll turn, praying for protection for
our homes and our children from the curse
OF the liquor traffic and its attendant evils.
| III. The appointment in each affiliated
country of treasurer and secretary,
whose duties shall be as follows: The
/ treasurer shall receive and disDurse all
moneys subscribed or donated for Ike
work of The Worlds Union in that country.
and shall keep strict account of the
same. The secretary shall conduct the
correspondence of that country for tine
Worlds tnion, and shall be 4 means Of
/ inter communication with other countries
in the interests of the work She shall
/ Look after the temperance and social inter
ests in the International Treaties, and par
tieularly the treatment OF unciviliycd IA
/ tions i'll these respects. she shall estab-
/ lish Il central bureau OF information as Ia
all the work attempted or carried through
in every other country. along the follow
! ing lines:
l. Organization
/ , Preventive work.
3. Educational work.
/ l. Eyangelistic work
/ >. Social work.
! C. Legal work.
she shall, as far as possible keep for
/ sale supply of all leaflets, ETC. issued by
| the workers in the temperance and social
/ purity reforms all over the world with
/ price lists Of the larger works published in
/ every language up TO date. She shall be
authorized TO issue from time to time sncll
1 leaflets, etc. as may be deemed necessary
1 to further lie work of the Worlds Union
/ in her own especial country, under the CON
/ troll of the Worlds executive committee
i for that country.
/ Other plans may be developed later on,
and suggestions and Information are cor
+ daily invited.
/ would also beg that the s,iperintend-
cnts of departments will send as early as
convenient, samples of all their leaflets to
me, and to the British secretary, Mrs. b.
| F. c, CoStelleo, 10 Grosvenor Road, West
minister, London, 5. W. England, as the
nucleus Of the proposed central bureau OF
! literature.